The noise of fans at the Metallica concert caused a small earthquake: a rare phenomenon was observed in the USA

The world-famous American rock band Metallica performed live at Lane Stadium in Blacksburg, Virginia. Due to the amazing music and the extraordinary activity of the fans, an interesting and rare natural phenomenon occurred during the concert: seismologists recorded a small earthquake in the stadium.

According to the state seismological observatory (VTSO), the earthquake was caused by the performance of Metallica's song "Enter Sandman". This song has become a kind of tradition for football fans of Virginia Tech, and about 60 thousand spectators who attended the concert began to jump in sync with the sound of this song.

A seismograph located about a kilometer from the stadium clearly recorded a weak shaking of the ground as a result of this strong movement of the fans. VTSO Director Martin Chapman, explaining the event, said that the magnitude of the earthquake was less than 1 on the Richter scale and that its effects were not felt in other areas around the stadium.

"The synchronous movement of the fans was so impressive that even the ground shook from their noise. Such events are very rare and once again demonstrated the uniqueness and uniqueness of this concert," said the head of the observatory Martin Chapman.

It should be noted that the composition "Enter Sandman" is a popular song that arouses a special enthusiasm of many fans and causes great excitement not only at the start of football games, but also at other major events.

This concert by the Metallica group will definitely go down in history as one of the brightest musical events of this year. This event once again proved how great the power of fans during live performances is, and their united actions can even affect natural phenomena.

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